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Raymond Macasaet
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Northridge, CA
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Lease is up and I would like to know how much to charge

Raymond Macasaet
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Northridge, CA
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Good morning! I have a condo that I rent out in **Port Hueneme, California **and the lease is up in three months. I usually charge in the rental market value however the rental market went up so crazy. I currently charge them 2100 but the average median price is 3150. Good problem to have but I would just like to make sure that I am charging in legally if I increase my monthly charges.

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